Marcio Frayze

Marcio Frayze

@segunda.tech

Autor do app Edudu e projetos http://segunda.tech, http://cursos.segunda.tech, http://anchor.fm/pdepodcast e http://elm.dev.br. Entusiasta de Elm. Praticante de Tecido Acrobático. λ 🎪🍎

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Note to myself: Life is too short to waste with null pointer exceptions, undefined is not a function, ... Just use Elm for the frontend.

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A gentle reminder that contemporary neural networks are only an abstraction built upon Boolean logic And that said neural networks are only an echo of a whisper of what organic neurons are.

Próximo projeto que eu participar vou adicionar isso aqui no.gitignore: **/utils/ Sei que é difícil, mas bora tentar dar nomes melhores para as pastas pessoal.

If this is the future of programming, I don't wanna be a part of it anymore. I don't wanna be a "prompt engineer". I don't care if it's "much faster" this way. And I really fear what kind of shitty softwares we will be running on our computers a few years from now.

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Just saw a Java class (jdk 25) defined as something like this: @Getter @Setter @Builder public class XPTOModel { private String system; private String service; private String clientVersion; private String language; private String release; private String systemVersion; } +

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The @swift.org team is demonstrating a level of consistency that makes me believe they really want to see the Swift programming language thrive outside of the Apple ecosystem.

Swift Language@swift.org

Windows developers, you're invited! 🪟 We just launched a Windows workgroup to make Swift even better on Windows: improving the toolchain, core packages, API bridging, and deployment experiences. Curious? Interested in contributing? You're welcome here. 👉 swift.org/blog/announcing-windows-workgroup/

Just found out that if you create a .noai in the root of your project, IntelliJ will disable it's AI features for that project 👀

Saw a presentation about a “spec driven development” the other day. The dude promised the world. Every question was answered with “sure it can do that! Easy peasy!”. +

Generated a bunch of code. But never ran/compiled it. In the end of the presentation he asked the agent to run the front end. It took nearly 30 minutes trying to compile it without success and that was the end of the presentation. “Spec driven development” is a hoax.

Opened X just to take a look around, after a long time. 90% of my feed was about how AI will replace me at my job. I’m glad my feed here is not that toxic.

Every time I try to upgrade dependencies in a Java/Spring project, I remember how freaking easy it was to upgrade dependencies in a Clojure + Elm project and wonder why people don’t f*ing value that. No wonder we have so many freaking obsolete Java projects around. It’s such a pain in the butt.

Fui usar chat bot da chilli beans pra reclamar que meu pedido está uma semana atrasado. A resposta do bot: This agent is currently unavailable. It has reached its usage limit. Please try again later. 🤡

Recebi uma mensagem no WhatsApp com texto "Espero econtrá-lo bem.". Achei bem esquisito. Alguém aqui costuma falar isso? Fiquei muito com sensação de ser chat GPT traduzindo uma expressão estadunidense ("hope this finds you well").

Decided to disable all AI assistive tools. Few hours in and already feels less stressful to code. Slower? _Maybe_. But my mental health is above all this crap.

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Each month I fell more pressure from peers to use more generative AI tools to code. This is starting to make me feel like I don't like coding anymore. That's not what I signed up for. Maybe it's a good time to move on? At the same time, I still love coding. In a "pure" way.

Each month I fell more pressure from peers to use more generative AI tools to code. This is starting to make me feel like I don't like coding anymore. That's not what I signed up for. Maybe it's a good time to move on? At the same time, I still love coding. In a "pure" way.

Oi Correios! Libera a entrega da minha agenda aí, que está atrasada. Tá fazendo falta já 😅 Não sei trabalhar sem agenda física hehe

Someone decided to migrate a Clojure backend I wrote to Java/Spring. A 1 to 1 migration. Size of the jar: Before (Clojure): 11 Mb. After migrating to Java/Spring: 78 Mb.

How do you decide what to focus on when studying? I want to build more simple mobile games with Elm, create apps with Swift (iOS, macOS, tvOS), try out Expo (React Native), and learn more about Datomic and Clojure, ... I reeeeeaaaally struggle to focus.

Minha gata me acordou 5:41 ontem. Hoje me acordou às 5:42, pra pedir carinho. Progresso! (Ai quando já estou bem acordado a bonita volta a dormir…)

Estava empolgado com a XConf Américas. Comprei na pré-venda. Mas olhando agora o título das palestras e… IA, IA, IA, IA… confesso que dei uma desanimada 🥶

When and why did we start referring to “CI/CD” as simply the act of running a pipeline? Why do people call it CI/CD when *they’re not actually doing* Continuous Integration nor Continuous Delivery? It’s confusing and incorrect to call it CI/CD when it’s really just a pipeline.